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Bernd 11/04/2020 (Wed) 11:18:10 [Preview] No. 40851
Has any bernd ever been to the supposedly miraculous Holy Fire ceremony in Jerusalem? Is it true that it doesn't burn you for 33 minutes?


Bernd 11/04/2020 (Wed) 16:15:49 [Preview] No.40853 del
No. Never heard of it. What is this ceremony is about? Holy Fire sounds very Zoroastrian...

Have you seen my findings in the other thread?


Bernd 11/04/2020 (Wed) 18:39:18 [Preview] No.40856 del
>>40853
every year on holy saturday, in the church of the holy sepulchre, the patriarch goes inside with 33 candles and nothing to light it with, supposedly searched and all that (but I haven't seen it on video), and there the candles miraculously light themselves, and for 33 minutes the fire don't burn the faithful
we have some videos of this
https://youtube.com/watch?v=4kZu87tyqJ4 [Embed]
https://youtube.com/watch?v=rqJylLMRQYI [Embed]


Bernd 11/04/2020 (Wed) 18:47:54 [Preview] No.40857 del
>the faithful
I think this is a key element. If I went and tried it and would burn meself, they could say I proved to be not faithful. Which is actually true, I'm not Orthodox.
I'm skeptical about this.


Bernd 11/04/2020 (Wed) 19:25:18 [Preview] No.40858 del
Btw they should actually hold still in/above he flames and not move it about. I know I can reach through a candle flame without getting burnt but keeping it there...
Now the hair, like the dude's beard, it's a different story. I burnt the hair on my arm accidentally over the flames of the gas stove, fairly high above (they didn't caught on fire, just curled and roasted away). It was very quick, my skin did not got burnt.


Bernd 11/04/2020 (Wed) 23:10:08 [Preview] No.40859 del
It might take me more than 33 minutes to become faithful again. Would still visit.


Bernd 11/05/2020 (Thu) 12:23:25 [Preview] No.40865 del
Trusting a greek lmao


Bernd 11/05/2020 (Thu) 22:07:06 [Preview] No.40877 del
>>40865
Greeks r smart though.
And OP is Croatian


Bernd 11/06/2020 (Fri) 13:13:35 [Preview] No.40884 del
>>40851
It's a fraud and it's been known for centuries. It's almost like a childs play.


Bernd 11/06/2020 (Fri) 13:50:06 [Preview] No.40885 del
>>40884
I drunk holy bohemian absinthe with fire on it and it didnt burn me because I am a true alchoholic.


Bernd 11/06/2020 (Fri) 14:33:52 [Preview] No.40886 del
>>40884
grease should focus on paying debts


Bernd 11/07/2020 (Sat) 23:49:43 [Preview] No.40905 del
>>40886
>>40887
>grease should focus on paying debts

But OP is Croatian


Bernd 11/08/2020 (Sun) 03:39:31 [Preview] No.40907 del
>>40905
>grease should focus on paying debts
>Croatians must be held responsible and constantly reminded of that
I'm not seeing any problem here


Bernd 11/08/2020 (Sun) 16:48:03 [Preview] No.40912 del
>>40907
Croatia should gib back Fiume. Rightful Hungarian clay.


Bernd 11/09/2020 (Mon) 15:48:44 [Preview] No.40917 del
>>40851
>Is it true

Even many of orthodox priests state that this is just a old tradition with fake fire.


Bernd 11/09/2020 (Mon) 16:47:54 [Preview] No.40918 del
>>40917
You can repost the image, if you wish.
How can be a fire fake?


Bernd 11/09/2020 (Mon) 21:22:58 [Preview] No.40923 del
>>40918

Of course fire is real, but it isn't miraculously combusted by god's will and such. Specific material is used so it isn't too hot.


Bernd 11/10/2020 (Tue) 17:56:24 [Preview] No.40934 del
>>40923
Ok. I understand now.
I think it's easy to hide somewhere a lighter somewhere. But that's modern technology. How did they do it previously when even no matches existed?
There are options ofc, a magnifying glass conveniently placed where the sun can shine through, but when they do this process? But doing it with firesteel and sparks isn't that easy, or making friction fire, that would have been noticed. Well, the easiest to light a fire is with another fire. So I'd assume a burning candle must be somewhere.
What material that could be?


Bernd 11/13/2020 (Fri) 11:19:39 [Preview] No.40958 del
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>>40934
>I think it's easy to hide somewhere a lighter somewhere. But that's modern technology. How did they do it previously when even no matches existed?

Using an oil lamp or similar thing. They can be pretty compact and small.


Bernd 11/13/2020 (Fri) 17:24:35 [Preview] No.40963 del
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Fire
>The ceremony was marred in 2002 when a disagreement between the Armenian and Greek bishops over who should emerge first with the Holy Fire led to a struggle between the factions. In the course of the scuffle, the Greek Patriarch twice blew the Armenian's candle out, forcing him to reignite his "Holy Fire" using a cigarette lighter, while the Greek Patriarch was despoiled of one of his shoes. In the end the Israeli Police entered the premises to restore order.
εβιν

>>40958
Yeah, they could place an oil lamp somewhere hidden, maybe there's some secret shelf so it don't lit the room.
The wiki article talks about blue flame. Gas? Like will-o'-the-wisp?
Tried to find a video on 'tube, naively thought finally we surely have some good footage of the phenomenon. No.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=L1_Sllf5eQk [Embed]


Bernd 11/13/2020 (Fri) 19:02:50 [Preview] No.40967 del
>>40963
>εβιν

There are plenty of stories about that fire and that place overall, they often pretty ebin, just because these guys (Greeks and Armenians) are funny people by themselves.

One story in Russian internet (with several links to different books, but without easy googlable sources) says that in 18th century, after long dispute and conflict with Greeks, Armenians lost and were forced to eat human feces from large stone container near that church:
https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ru&tl=en&u=https://diak-kuraev.livejournal.com/2409028.html

>The wiki article talks about blue flame. Gas? Like will-o'-the-wisp?

Some sources speculate that combination of boric and sulfuric acids with specific cloth gives same effect - low-temperature flame with blue or green color.


Bernd 11/14/2020 (Sat) 20:28:07 [Preview] No.40995 del
>>40967
Heh. The true believers of the past of any faith went through such ordeals for their fate it's unbelievable.
>without easy googlable sources
So many things aren't digitalized yet. Or don't have a translations to different languages.

I'm also thinking about alcohol, those also burns with bluish flames. But spirits are fairly new inventions.



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